I'm trying to persuade DP that we should just buy a new washing machine rather than fixing our old one so can someone help me out here. I'm also trying to persuade him that we should be getting a new one and it shouldn't be "the cheapest one going"
Our current washing machine the plastic bit that stops the water from getting out of the drum has been ripped (stupid bra) Its an integrated tecnic and apparently because of the type of machine the only way we can get it fixed is to either activate the warranty £15.99 per month for 10 months, 12 month contract. Or get the manufacturer's engineers out £80 call out fee before parts and labour.
So I think its better to get a new machine as when we move we'll take it with us and the new owners should be happy that they're being left with an integrated dishwasher, a lace for the washing machine to be plumbed into and integrated fridge freezer but DP thinks it'll stop people buying our house.
Also I want to get a good washing machine but he doesn't want to spend more than £150 as that's how much the guarantee would cost us.
You can't get a washing machine for that price unless I go looking on ebay but I dont like that idea as a 2nd hand one could break tomorrow.
I've got a pile of washing upstairs thats enough to clothe us for a month cos i've been without it for nearly 5 months and had to keep going to laundrette but there's only so long I can keep 11 month old DD happy in a laundrette so only ever manage to get 3 loads done.
so what do you think? I want this one cos I think a 9kg drum will mean I can just do 2 lots of washing a week instead of 5.....
What size drum do you have? It's just me, DD and DP (although we're thinking of having DC2 within the next year)
Sorry its so long.
Please or to access all these features
Please
or
to access all these features
AIBU?
To be annoyed that DP doesn't want a new washing machine
53 replies
AaliyahsFirstXmas · 15/12/2008 22:39
OP posts:
Don’t want to miss threads like this?
Weekly
Sign up to our weekly round up and get all the best threads sent straight to your inbox!
Log in to update your newsletter preferences.
You've subscribed!
Please create an account
To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.